Sentence examples for lively career from inspiring English sources

She didn't really care, though — she had a lively career in publishing, she had her cats, and she had pluck.

Hogzilla is a phenomenon of the Internet, although he would have had a lively career in folklore even if he had existed long before.

The late Princess Margaret enjoyed a full and lively career with the stars of the 60s and doubtless tripped the light fantastic with Lady Mary-Gaye.

Henri Charrière, byname Papillon (born 1906, Ardèche, France died July 29, 1973, Madrid, Spain) French criminal and prisoner in French Guiana who described a lively career of imprisonments, adventures, and escapes in an autobiography, Papillon (1969).

Arthur Aviles's long and lively career as a lead dancer with Bill T. Jones has been followed by choreographing theater and dance pieces that have the bold, clear messages of good poster art, delivered with passion, humor and sweetness.

Henri Charrière, byname Papillon, (born 1906, Ardèche, France died July 29 , 1973 Madrid, Spain), French criminal and prisoner in French Guiana who described a lively career of imprisonments, adventures, and escapes in an autobiography, Papillon (1969).

Still, some performers maintain lively careers without those trappings.

Nonetheless, the cast, also in a lively mood (and each still maintaining lively careers), offered some insight into the making of the film and how it has since affected their lives.

Around those engagements Mr. Owens maintains a lively concert career, working with orchestras and presenting recitals.

He was well matched by Ms. Le Roi, whose lively international career has included too little employment in New York, to judge by the quality and appeal of her work here.

Lively's career began in the 1970s in the snatched hours before her children got home from primary school in Swansea, and reached the twin peaks of the Carnegie medal for her children's book The Ghost of Thomas Kempe in 1973, and the Booker prize for her adult novel Moon Tiger in 1987.